Re:Git rebase in depth
by gpm on Friday May 10, 2019 @02:01PM
(#19880468)
No, rebase -i doesn't, that's why I said `rebase -i HEAD~x` in my original comment and not just `rebase -i`. `rebase -i` should of course continue to exist.
Your right when you say I don't "just" want to introduce an alias because I want to restrict the arguments.
The other issue with that solution is I don't just want a solution for me. I know how this works now, I've already memorized the magic incantation to edit history and later spent the time to understand why the command does what it does (the same goes for basically all the other common git commands). What I want is a solution that works for everyone, out of the box, so we can stop wasting time teaching git internals.
Your right when you say I don't "just" want to introduce an alias because I want to restrict the arguments.
The other issue with that solution is I don't just want a solution for me. I know how this works now, I've already memorized the magic incantation to edit history and later spent the time to understand why the command does what it does (the same goes for basically all the other common git commands). What I want is a solution that works for everyone, out of the box, so we can stop wasting time teaching git internals.